San Diego, CA Top 5 Ways Star Wars Fans Entertain Themselves At Airports

5. Have the airport page "Bo Bafett".
4. Have the airport request "Paul Petine" to meet his party at gate C3.
3. Have a flight attendant wish Mace Windu a happy 25th birthday.
2. Pimp slap the security people when they ask you to open your Jorg Sacul action figure package because you might have some kind of drug or explosive inside it.
1. Have the flight attendant announce the wedding of Senator Amy Dalla and Ky Walker and that we hope they have twins.

I've never had so much fun while travelling as I did on this trip. Thank you all for making me laugh.

 

don't forget the Emeral Ackbar, and the Jen Gofitt

 

waht about peter parker.

 

what about him? fag

 

you were there!... never mind I hate you.

 

You hate me?

Peter Parker has nothing to do with Star Wars.

 

no not yopu brian. kavic and the same guys that were doing all that were also did peter parker

 

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I know they also did Peter Parker. But it has nothing to do with Star Wars so it wasn't in the list.

 

So, which AirLine did everybody fly on!?!?

 

Yes, that was pretty entertaining! I kept waiting for the next announcement!!!

We were on Southwest Airlines

Jeff
TK-1178

 

we all flew Southwest on monday, via phoenix.

i paged for Paul Patine at the Indy airport, while my friend Tim did May Swindu happy birthday on the Indy-Phoenix leg.

I also gave out autographs... cuz im such a huge celebrity...

 

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Thanks again for the autograph!

 

I had more fun in the planes than in the airport. On the way there I flew Northwest and got off in Minneapolis, then back on to continue to Indianapolis. On the way to INDY, I was sitting reading my Star Wars book "Rebel Dream" by Aaron Allston. The woman who sits by me sees the book and says, "Let me show you something." She then flips to the acknowledgement section in the front of the book, and lo and behold, she is one of the people Aaron Allston acknowledges. Turns out she knows Allston and was going to be working backstage at the convention. We talked Star Wars for a large portion of the trip out.

Then on the trip back I flew on Continental to Houston, then changed planes to San Diego. All the way from INDY to Houston the man sitting next to me and I talked Star Wars EVERYTHING non-stop. It was such a cool experience... I actually started to feel "normal." The weird people were the ones NOT talking Star Wars for a change. hehe